Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, March 04, 1907, Image 8
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■S ENCOURAGED
1Y ENGLISH CABLES
Livcrj>ool Closed Steady at
the High Point of
| . th«.Dav.
&>OT SALES llEAYY
in the New York Market
Futures Opened Active
* 7\to 12 Points Up.
i reblr. from l-lrrrpool, I hi- loni ration
krt •mrlnt .Irons at »n adtanre of 1
• lourhlUK a now huh
„ J. Ru.luru waa sril»».
bo call than* waa aonio aot«t hiirlnii
•tlf tor thn account of lut.rr.i. at
$W8
of tho
/NX) GOSSIP
Fleecy Staple.
ftparial to The
U'rem llarwunl. Vkk Jr <1
New York. Marrli 4 -J. H. Bari
(lark.l
Nap York, Marrli 4 -J. K. B*rke * 4%
UvrrtH-.l due atxmt 4 low on pear ami
2 lower on Info. Opened ateadjr I lower
near «u«t urn-hanged on Ian*. At 12:16 P-
aleatljr net 24fc4iJ lilgher on near ami HMtt
lilgber on distant Good demand for apnt*
•; tulddlluc 6.17; Aiuerlran 11.200
id) m|h-«-u 1st Ion and esport l.ouu
II Amerlran.
fa t«la/ eafUaated earl
last Sloudaj aud 11
last
Tfce llpwft this mdfntoa W of flocldrdly
hulllsh tfiftarat-ter. Hp«»t eoutlnims
atrouff. We ex|iert
l^Ti
_ *$?»• exiiert our market to follow
fulljrtbe Kuroiieau market.
New York I’nmnierHal: “The Mouth has
had enough rain for the time lielng. I'nlr
weather this week would udramv farm
irk hr
or* hr lea pa n ml l»oaDds.
Fall Ntlver aalea of eotton Hot ha for the
week were record breaking, reaching fully
Cun.OuO pieces. I'roduetlou still curtailed
•Total aales of cloth lu Fall Hirer
ket for three weefca aggregate over
* I 1
M#
"Further adrsncea are predicted lu prluts
“* tg agcuts this week
derate profit taking
the hlg estluiatea
‘Liverpool from start to finish waa de
cidedly enrourafftna Monday morning.
Opening price* were 1 potijt lower on
the near and unchanged on the late
months, whereas they were due 4 and 3
points decline, respectively. From the
opening prices were forred steadily up
ward. until at the close, which waa very
steady In tone, advances were scored
of 7 to A points, dosing quotations be
ing at the high point of the day.
The following le the range Is the active
lo Liverpool.
Om*n. Hhjb.
I®
•h April
6.75*9
6*1
Jons
fAufuit inti r. 5.714
tWtotM-rNnvPillar ....5.814 6.71 5.63
A Rood buidness wiih .lour In spots nt
an advance .if 4 point.. Spinner** 1
taking* UKGrrRki.'tl 13,000 bales ut 6.14
for iiiiililllnK.
In New York the mnrket fur future,
abetted active 7 to 12 point, blither, n
fall reaponee to the strength shown in
1 Liverpool, anil followed the advance on
: that aide, hut on aenerully fair and
warmer weather thrnukhout the belt
and rrallzlna ealea Inet part of thu
early advance during the morning.
In the afternoon the market .bowed a,
atrona undertone and from the mid-day
I riepreulnn a good advance waa scored,
the cloae being very Mraily at about
the high i m 11 it t of the day and net 17 lo
16 point, higher.
Comparative receipt, at all United
State, port.:
‘ Net receipt, today
Same day last year
Increaae
Total receipt, for two day.
Sant* daya la.t year
ItKPeaae
Total receipt, .lure September.8.321,401
Same time la«l year 6.260.1*2
Increu.c 2,062,514
Estimated tomorrow:
1607. 1806.
Now Orleana 6,000 to 8,500 10,805
Galve.ton .... . .14.000 to 17,000 K.53S
Houston 12.000 to 11,000 6.827
Movement, at Atlanta:
Receipts today 650
Same day last year ..None
Increase 350
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
JjVIMvMILTIIT^Heoa dnll, J5037r rent.
Mrb; chick.n« srtlre. 60fW6c cacti: ducka,
Pekin. »c each: puddle. S0JOc each: geeee.
Mil feathered. «te reek; .turkey, active
,! SWwfil* POULTRY—fJeeoe. ondrswe.
aettre. 1001616c pound: lathers. undraw*
“live, 14017c tKiuiul; frlee, .yllre, 174c
and; aldef aetlre, lde poaod; batter, a*
five? 150334c pound: keeewe. active,'
^aadCk^b^act^ fc pnaj;
Srijy appl**?'«c poundr’ whlts pass AcUr*
%::& bushel; lady praa, 33.ux; slock, S1.<6ti
gum. dressed,* active. Uc pound; opoMun,
live, art!vs, Ic pound.
FlllJlTH—Lemons, fancy Measeua, 94
- Itsnanaa |»er hunch, cull*. a« , tlve, *
[da atock. per crate,
26.M7
12.R50
14.017
61.423
25.922
25.506
and color, per hoi. $1.600275. LJoiea. Flor
ida atock, per bundled, ll.oa Nate, feocr
plied, ta boxce, per sack of 100, aetlre tj
M M eack. Peanau la aaek XT.rxgtnf IN
gosnds each, owing to gnwn per poaod.
•'idWhRTARLRk—Beetn. cabbage ernteo. ne-
tire, (tot crate; cabbage, ataadard crate.,
:w- Mind: aabbage. barrel., 6c pound:
egg plant arTlee. TB.IO crate; eociimbore. M
Edited by
.Joseph B. Lively
Mr. LlrelyU twenty dire
yean' ei perl cute, of ed
iting mark.!* la Atlanta
and the Booth bay aide
him A reeognlawl au-
ibority In hie specialty.
TIPS PLASHED
Wall I
Street.
■i to n
r'WSffiT
i notably am
SSL
—_ i 4.-4. M. Bark#
•JW* M •*» gr»#raIIj higher ^n^fjryqji.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
mass or mo?*, it
Anutlaeaiatad I'onu .'
AIM.He foaet I .me .
American Hafir Rdf. •
Anaconda .......
American tocomatlre.
do. preferred . . ..
Au. ttnwlfjnt Kef. . .
do. preferred . . ..
Atcbleon . . . , • .
Ara.rlean'cot'ton Ot’l. .
Aib. Car Few
Baltta
limokl
, ioaJ5*5lortkW»: I I.i
l-omnSoFoel ti fro'n! .V ! .*
Central Uatber . .
‘ kV;
Site L , ..
oJSPSSSB-.v:
lUluols Tantrsl
Am. Icc Kccurltlsv . .
leoulavlll# 4c Nashville.
aiUwn tVntral „. . .
lasuorlPsdiCj. . .
Lock aaly/ 1.409,o6q ' aka res,
fatal
mans or nics.
ft. V.: 6nt. A W.\
National land. .
Northern PnetOc. : ,
New Yack Central. .
Norfolk A Weatera. ,
Paonaylvanla. . . . .
• Ona
I Rteel Car. .
SuffT*! 1 '.
raiftssss^iki:':
Blooa-Bbelfleld. . >., e . . .
Doited Htatea bletl ‘ ‘
L *4o. preferred. ...
Vad’arfcbemleal.
do. preferred.
Weatern Union.
Wnhntb
preferred.
Wlaconala Central.
i. preferred.
Coagreae will eilpawn at
laleae a epeclal oeealoa la eal
ttonnl lawmaker, wllj lie out of Ike'way
HI «eu lieeetuber. -
The bank ataletaeat on Haturda
negatively g,w,| | M up. W uat Ibnt It
Mna alamr a derteaae to aarplna f
Tke Increase wa. merely noadnal.v
There |e uothUlf In the
•fit
more ,.r lean mlicd. I.nt the genei
ey la more or leae peaelmlatlr.
mat ket continue, profeanloaal.
The
NEW YORK.
The following Is the range In cotton fa
i i
9.W5 1 9 «
9901 y.9» 9.
9.96 la.nr.) 9 96
10.on]10.07 9.99
10.01* 10.07! 9.9K 10.07
■■■■■■■ 10.29
y-c, , , .uo.alio.»iio.:'
V'Icmm*4I very steady.
9.79 H npB
19.99 1" 9.90-N2
[lO ffl tfcj 9.M H5
lft.Witr? 9.8K-W
10.07-OH 9.9990
LIVERPOOL.
The following table gives the opening
range aud cloae, compared with yesterday;
Future* opened firm.
Previous
3 p.m. Close. Clone.
' 5.7VH 6.S4V* 6.76V*
July-Aug. ...6.71V95.74H
Aug. Me|tt. ..6.70 -6.72V9
Kept.-Oct. ..i«V4-6.S»
Oct. Nov. . ...5.63H-5.65
NOV. I>ec. .. 5 0 -5.CV4
6.7M
6.77
6.76
6.72
6.70
6,47 6.70
B.«4'6JWk 6.62
l^i . Jau. ...5.64 -5.66V* 5« fu»Vj 6.62
riuaed very steady.
NEW ORLEANS.
The following I* the range
lures lu New Orleans today:
It
April
Alt
•Iiim-
J illy
August
I III
ilan b. . . !0.47 l0.6oil0.42jl9.42jl0.42-43|l0.40^1
10.47-10.60 10.42119.421
....I
0.58|10.63| 10.661 laSSj
lili74| io.*82] i4.74li6.77
AUgUSt . .1 j
10.96,10.50 10.44 10.47
l*ec. . . . . 10.4S 10.56 10.43 19^1
Jan. . . .jl0.56ll0.5810.S6il0.Ml
10.46
10.63 ■
10.7778
I10.56H
10.6869 jO.62-63
i'lfMMil steady.
10.47-46'10.40-41
'10.51-62-10.46 H
10.6840 10.52 63
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointer* on Provisions.
tomatoes,
....... tomatoes,
crate: tmesa. round
active. 3160
active. 32.00
33.6^> crate; Irish
potatoes, naw cron, lio.no per narrei;
drv. active. 31.10 nusbH Irish notntc
tire. No. 1.. 90f#96c bushel: celerv
_ _ *rr,
7ig06c hunch: peppev^jictlve. 34.00 crate;
okra, alx hsiketa skiall. 32.3# crates csull*
H|h*c|sI to The Georgian.
il'roih Hayward, Vick A Clark.)
Clileago. March 4.—Bartlett, Frailer
arrlngton: I'nderstaud the ogerlugs are
scarce this mornlag. Just how fur the
selllug will carry wheat I* a question, but
It Is safe to figure on the effort Af the
winter crop which will lie evident toward
the end <>r (lie month and loss seems as
sured. Would stock to the long side ou
the sharp break.
Coru and cats can be bought on the weak
'* Inlays.
r. ('allots little lielow estimates, there not
Itclug as iiiiii'Ii Huuday luap4*ctlou Included
ill nasaeis ssinu. o»v.
active, SOIOc |iound: lettuce, headed,
tl.M drum; sweet potatoes, yellow. So-
live. $1.00 bushel: awrtet potatoes, white, ae-
lire, 75c buiibel; kreut. half barrel. *115:
rutabaga turulpa. IV. Htrawlierrle,, 17Hc
quart.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
FI.OnR-nigheat patent, S.00t be«t pal-
Increaae M , u M . , tan ,i,r<l patent. M.S: half pal-
Shipments today «64 ,„{{«; spring wbeatnatent,
Same day last year t31 cbltS-rholcc^wbtte. 70c; N". 2 white. |6r:
imcreaae 623 No. 2 yellow. t*c: lulled. (Be: Teiinemwe
increase - h „; »c: cracked corn, per bushel. 79c,
ited.
lncr
: on band today
lama day laat year ..
Increaae .. .... ..
..12.'
. ..8.604
. ..6.4ft
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, steady; middling apMada 0.1.d.
Atlanta, steady; middling
New York, steady; mbWIli
•aval
r York. Heady: mlddUng UJfe.
I Orleana ateady: middling lOVc.
wilmingfmtf'afriidr: rnSRlIln* 10V-
Ktle^kork? ilMdj; mlldllng 10*»c.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
The following table akowa reeelpta at the
K s today, compared with the same day
rear:
. New orleim
I (iatveston .
| Mobile .. .
fwarleaton
! Wilmington
| 8164
irii
Itrj*
York
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
The following table aim
towns today, compared *
fait year:
Hulls'$11.66. i
-.hinTMc^No. ?ml«ed!‘ , iK7'T'Mae‘Viier
roof. 60c; Holden oaU, 61c; Bart, 75c; Bine,
K-
ti KAlarum, per tf-ponnd eacke. 87c:
plain. U pound eacke, Jfc; plain. 2l |Kiund
bales. 1 3: do. No. 2 third hale*. 1.20; No.
1 clover mixed. 31.90; choice prairie, 31; ber-
muds 91.
HHOIlT*—Choir* white JJ M: Text* whit*
j.40; fanev, 80-pound, 9L33; brown 300106
^Cmfc&N FEED—Fifty-pound sack*. 90c;
FEED—Fifty-pound aaek*. 90C;
Purina chick feed, 31.90; Victor feed, 31.25;
Banner feed 31
PI
PROVISIONS.
plate*.
compouuu, — 0R0CER|E8 .
a tin A R—Standard granulate.! 13 00.
.. Bvajwrated appiei, Ac
epper 18c. _ Baking jwwders, U
K»c.^C°coa,
; chocolate. Me: anulp
Boaet beef,
( allon; Cut* 35c geliuo. ueuraier.ua me.
alt. tbo pound 10c. Alia greeee *1.75. Soda
•rarVera. 6 i S'’pound; lemon 7*e f'oyatar "7c.
indy, — —— “— 1 —
Jeauihl-
u. Luii.
tarlnmiil
Barrel cenjy, per pound. 8c; mlied, pet
pound. 6H»*. Tomatoe*. 1-ponnd, .9L90 caa*;
I pound 1126. Navy beans. 32; l.lma beana,
lc Beat matebea, por grow. $143. Macs*
ronl. 6W«7c P«r ffeunrT Hnrdlnea, mu*,
tard. 33.26 ease. Potash. 33.063-00 caas.
peanut*. THc. Hops, 4-ply catton 11c. Soap,
I1.60U4.00 case.
Total ..
1 ?«9*«
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
New tlrlean-., Maitb 4 The week
opened with pretty eti*»ng tuarkdo In
cotton, lelvctj6-»**1 won 5 t«* k points
batter than dm anil eh«m* spot *«!«•*
of 12.000 at 4 p-dntH advatwe. on our
wide New York In hcaiHpg tin* advain i-.
with the bull |tMrt> apparently In full | \
control. Future* bet. being marly up •>
to spot values anil the map showing •
generally . fair weather jn the belt , '
caused considerable b*-Nitati<>u t<* f-d-j,
low the t iiphl uplurn m N« w Y*»ik. \*
Where condltbine ait* dlfT«*rr-nt. Longs ji
fltft realised frec|\ «»n the adxam#-. ami in
till* selling only atopped when the nlll-
chtl fore* nats were posted promising
tain and nhowera tomorrow In the cen
tral mill eastern states. The spot tnur-
kei In nrm. with n fair demand and
►nine inquiry for lower grades.
York.
l.l\er|MH»l . aid.-
••lit buying by ring
i* South lu the llrsi hour,
t statM that there was .-on
oiitliiueil Uriii
gl, II.nhU We think prle
Ntw York.
Baltimore.
Boston.
Atlanta.
Chicago.
New Orleane.
Washington.
3an Francisco.
Philadalphio.
London.
jecelpta B,000 on an estimate of
47.IKJ0.
Market alow. Moderate temperatures
with generally fntr weather prevail
throughout the West.
leocal crowd lienrlsli on wheat and ntitw
wo get d better egsh demand nr damage
reports, market will possibly work some
lower. Cannot advise abort selling, how
ever, on thla break.
The price la low and market liable to re
act «t any time.
Movement of corn and oats too moderate
to allow of calculation, leook for thaw
both to aeil bigger.
Would prefer to aell pro vision a oi. tba
h rai(i5oVv*nlaf Poaf: K. W. iPatk’ Wl
pronounced hear on wheat, aud aaya there
*■ for profit on the bull aide
. aaya t
will be no chance for profit on the bnll
until altar tkf May Uquldatlon. He
mtaaaL bfcauaa fit th* growing premium lor
July fiellirery, that the previous holders of
n heavy line of wheat through a local
house have hedged, and when May come*
around he eiperta to find the atoek of .con
tract wheat here falling Into the poeeeaalnn
of the elevator people, who will be able to
merchandise It gradually. Then. Mr. Kalb
tbltika. there may be a chance on the bull
able, but unt liefore.
I lately Brothers' statement of the world's
stock of lanl on March l shows 239.913
tierces, as compared with 298.670 tierces
February 1 and 271.439 tlercew n year ngt».
The February Increase was 31.243 tlen-es. ns
compared with an Increaae of 3K.919 tierces
In February. 1906. Htie-ks of lard III the
I nllcl States Increased 18.743 tierces Inst
month
. Jpa Ml. ..
agnluet 464.("«> last week mid 66.1U1 busliels
Inst year. Auatrnlln ships l.too.uoo bushels,
.000 bushels, of which qunntlty Ku
rope will take altout 9.000.000 bushels. The
I'tuat ablpmeiits last w«*ek were 1I.6I2.0U0
bushels, nml those . ,
bushels. Then* will he a fair Tncrenae In
the quantity of breadstuffs on pnsaage.
Total stocks wheat Minneapolis 063,<**'’■
bushels, including 2.16M.;i06 bushels N
northern, showing lucreas<> In totnl of )M4.-
332 for tlte week. Total stocks flax 2S9.-
663 bushels.
World's lanl «hM-k«. according to the Fair
bank estimate, slmwed all Increase of 3.\-
202 llrre«*s during February, with totnl
slts-ks now 239.713 tierces. 4if Which 164.90'
tierces are lu and nfloat for F.oropo. against
n totnl In all positions of 266.290 tb*rccs Inst
vear nml 332,460 tierce* two years «*«•
llutely's statement showed au luervaae «*f
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Vatk. March 4 -('offe
cable*
10 ,
. market quiet; 12 main tin-
7.000.
' a. m. Mniket uiit-hanged.
Itlo. No. 7. .1\: exchange
s 9,000, stocks 5.W.OOO, market
Iimiil-ihI .
Hamburg, to
sales l2,tM). I
16 17 16; r»Hvlpti
quiet.
Itlo shtpmenis to United Htnt6»« F.u
nun*, nil; total shipments lo I illicit Hmte*.
MAO IV
elpta. 3H.10»: Jundlshr re
u.vrket
Mniitos t k* rt rings to I iiltml Mini4*«. 92.0191;
Kuioie- to Hernian(. t2.fU*: France S.0U).
total. 112.IV9' Hhlpineiits to t'nlt.Hl sintea.
Kuriqic. 58.1991.
The follow tug Itgn
• pcnlng
EARLY WHEAT NEWS
FAVORED THE BEARS
Stalled the Market Weak at
Jjower Prices On
Monday.
Chicago. March 4.—Liberal world’s ship'
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
for today 1
WHEAT—
May.... 75\
July 76\
•%Ui- *
15
t:
41*4
37 •«
32'*
31S
16.30
UATB—
May 41S
July 37 »*
Bent..., 32'*
FORK—
May.. 16.3
July.. 16.374 16.474 16
lard—
May... S.47H 9.57V* 9.45
July.. 9.57*a »-•» 6 47V*
Held... 9.66 “ * rT,?
BIDES-
Mav... 896 R.92»* 8. K,
July... 8.96 9.02V* K.8f. «
nt*
T8Ji
T*S
&
26
S?
40%
:S3 1?:^
16.22H
9.46
9 47V*
9 67V* 9.67** 9.57V*
9.46
9.60
9.57**
THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET*
•* lower; closed
ipllet unchanged; dosed *441*1 higher.
COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET.
Ing quotations of the Ne
jet todi
Opening. Closing.
47 t*4*
4*1% 4 HH
46 4T46Vt
4«4#T46%
tf4H
fH7%
474
363
THE WEATHER REPORT
STATE FOSECAST8.
GKORGIA—Fair tonight, warmer In the
northwest portion; Tuesday fair; warmer In
the Interior.
M4)t'TH CAROLINA-Fair tonight; Tues
day fair; warmer lu the Interior.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
laud. Maine.
Aii area of low presanrt la moving In over
southern California eauslug rain lu that
TUUIgOI. •
Minimum and Maximum Yamparaturfia
and Rainfall.
Observations taken at V a. m., 75th meri
dian time.
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte .. ..
Chicago .. ..
Cincinnati .. .
Corpus Christl
Davenport
IbHlr* .. ..
Kl l%»*o ..
Fort Mmlth
Gnlvestuu .
Ilnvre .. ..
11 iirou ..
Jacksonville
Jupiter .. .
Key West ..
Knoxville .. .
141 inter .. ..
Angeles
Min.
Max.
tekdeu
— T „_ JWIP
continues prof
lie irregularity
w adjournment of eongreaa. tba euact-
jt of tin* Aldrich bill Into law. dk# and-
lug of the Harrliuau luveatlgntlou and (he
appatwntly tei-bnleal poMflon of the mariret
should lie helpful Inflaepeew , •
The passing of the Aldrich frill exerted A
good Influence abroad thfa morning.
The National city hank pemile .
mlstlc on tki* outlook as regards tka m<
situation
1 ■*pt’P
*t<7*»»y
from tke actiou of Batur-
Railroad tgr sit nation la Improvlikr.
Kctreiicluuent seems to be tka general
policy as regards Western sod Baitani
roods. ‘
Xew York Financial Bureau: A Lear t
Is out Htu Brooklyn Rapid Trauxlf
has lieon held arnuuil 690*1 ou a i
llagfaea will get after both Brool
Tfauait and I liter boro ugl
former weak and the latter slightly
IMirted alsmt closing figures.
Reading's note or other Issue may some
for tnrns on strong spots.
bmm of tbe times, ami may cause
some selling of the stock uow held between
Amalgamated Is sold by professional!
ward 111, covering partly toward 108.
Kmeltiug Is *old toward 140 to 141
it- , im. ■ am iw iii in.
Fuel Is sold toward 46 with noine support,
not large, near 42.
Missouri Pacific Is uow belli between 80
_ *ioae: 1
Thesg approximate figures are (ditslneil
from *|»eclaltie* and other sources aud by
careful- calculation*
Town* Topics: The outlook la for a ron^■
ahlerably better market this week with Im
portant gains, especially among the good
will prove «a satisfactory to Wall atreet
as Mr. 8haw la a question.
The nearer approach of dividend action
Lotted Htatea Hteel common. Aukcuudn
l renewed expectn-
otloos by the bulla.
Despite other considerations tbe outsldf
demand for leoulsvflte and Nashville, l>nu<
sytranla, Baltimore and Ohio, N>w York
(Vutral. Canadian
nd
Fac
the liest Industrials should keep them from
On dips wheat
HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK’S
DAILY 8TOCK LETTER.
.00 thing on the Hat. Rending for oome nun*
.un countable reason was advertised na tbe ouc
exception. It waa to be supported and the
tip was given out that U waa a pur
lmi man
FO! Mins
New York Responded in
Only, a, few Cases to the j
. AT- OPENING'
First Prices Showed Irreg- ;
ularity—Some ' Advances
of Lbiig FcactionsMade.
• 4.—Tbe atoek market-
rfb -1—The atm „
, Colorado Fuel and Head**
gtmated Copper sad Hteel
SFBLE~rt«ua
hern Fa rifle V4 and lflter^
Paul opened Vi higher aud'
eonda opened ou a dollar^
MONEY AND EXCHANQE.
New York, March 4.—Money on call
Sflpfl par cent; time loans, 6 1-2 for M,
daya tp • itionthg. *
Potted rate#; Sterling exchange.
34.11 1-204.31 1-2 1 with actual busi
ness la -bankers' bflln at fi4.84.66 fi
4.34.76 for demand and 34.30.36^
4.ho.4o for 10 day Mila.
Commercial bills, l©»7.-
Har silver. 69 1-8; London bar silver* 1
quiet and unchanged at 32d.
Mexican dollars, 63 I-4c.
Government bonds, unchanged. ^
Railroad bonds, 'lower.
MINING 8T0CK8.
Ib»4i*>ii. Mi»r«-h 4.—tlpeul
Butte 113; Trinity 29V$: < ......
**nven fHJVx: Huieltlng
9t%: Fnltad 73.:
preferred II; Mobil uk !
THE LONDON 8TOCK MARKET.
Parifli
67rte
do. preferred
Illinois Central
Kansas and Texas
do. preferred
xmlavllle and Nashville ...
it ex 9 a n 4 VutnU. preferred.
Norfolk and western .......
turlo and Western
ylvanta
(elnbla aud Raadiug
Island ..
Reek
Southern Railway
do. preferred
Southern Pacific ....
Ht. Paul
Colon Pacific
United States Hteel
do. preferred
Waoaab, preferred .
Mii«-fin
Mnrqucttt* ..
Memphis ...
Mechlinu .. .
Miles city ..
Mobile .. ..
Modena .. ..
Montgomery
Shall vtlle
New Ur leu us
New York ..
Norfolk ..
North Platte..
I'nlestllie .. .
IMttsbnrg ..
Portland, Me.
Piirtlnii'l. (ire.
Itnphl city ..
Mt. I .mils
Mt.
I'nul
Frit iic|*
Mnvnuiinh .
M|Niknue ..
l u in|*n .. .
i 1 S
Tnylo
Thoms sv I He
Yleksbnrg ..
Wushlngtiui
VYIInilngiii
Winiieinuci-a
\ ••II"" Sill
CENTRAL BANE & TRUST CORPORATION,
CANDLER BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
Guarantee
Atlanta Title
puny stuck.
60 shares Constitution Publishing Co.
t» pet cent preferred stock.
25 shares Trust Company of ile«irgla
ato
hates Atlanta Home Fire Insurance
Comimny stoi'k.
3 6.000 Pratt I.ubortuor>* first mort
gage t* |H*r cent bontla. due 1926
The American Audit Company
v*w >ork coffee i jjj 0 oo City of Atlanta 4 pet cent bends.
Ti
nlng
312.000 State of Georgia 4 1-2 per cent
bonds, due 1916.
t 2.000 Fulton Hog and Cotton Mills 6
per cent bonds, due 1917.
S 2.000 Constitution Publishing Com
pany first. mortgage & per cent
bonds, due 1930.
Also some gilt-edge Georgia munici
pal Issues at attractive prices.
Correspondence Invited. Detailed In
formation on any or all of the above on
application.
100 Broadway. Naw York City.
F. W. LAFREFT2, C. P. A„ Prat. Q. E. MANWARINQ, Viet Proa.
THEO COCHEU, Jr , Secretary.
The American Audit Company, chartered under tho lews of New York,
ll empowered to examine the nffalri of, aud make reports upon the flnan- j
' ctnl condition oi private and public concerns for directors, officers and In
dividuals The preparation and Installing of systems a specialty.
ATLANTA BRANCH. 101.M016101M01S FOURTH NAT L BANK BLDG. !
TRUST AND INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT.
gt . - „
•has*, aod would be Mnt Up with a rush.
IteaiUuff held strongly, but failed to stim
ulate tbe (fiber cooler*.-a* la>nluak-and
the Reading tip waa toM at-wfib askance.
Northern Pacific waa weak, as also Great
Northern. Smelter* broke again, and tbe
whole Hat waa practically at the loweat
figures at noon, and no bope In sight for
rally.
RETAIL 8TOCK8 8HORT
KEEPS PRICES STIFF 1 .
tltinen unusually sctlre. etui retailer, nre
liaseU. In the primary insrl
seems to Imre niiit. n lull lu the demand,
due to the fact thru first hands are not
lu a position to grant the dellrerlea which
loiyers are deiuaudlug. Uany of the ataple
tines have uow leooi pined "at value," and
will Im* held so until the latlta make hotter
deliveries aud can eaae up matters lo some
extent. Tbe Imllef eapressrd In some ipmr-
tors thst retailers are overhuyltig ami will
Is* unable to dispone of the trusts purchase,!
hey imlnt to the
deliveries'.will not he uinde dnrtng the B,'n-
eerre to beep
... — ........ . .mstsntly In **
In etaple emtoue the insiorlt
umrket. ... — ...
the Hue. are now under enter throughout
the entire eumtuer, nml the mllln nre re.
fusing l„ accept further hnslnrse- The sit.
unllon In the print mnrket Is very strong;
In fnct, lu all secthins of the cotton goods
mnrket the alluntlon could hardly lie on a
Itrmer Islets. Buyers of goods for export
have lieon looking through tbe market sluts*
the Advanoea were named, nud Instead of
It Is lielleved that It will result In Minimal
tug demand from this ipmrtsr. JoldnTs
hnvo opened the new month with nn ex-
eetleut trade w hleh 1,1,1s fnlr lo continue
throughout the entire month.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
New York. March Homesilo and loeal
raw sugurn ateady autl uuebauged. Ixm-
,l„u market was decidedly firmer, with
March up !'el nt 6a S<1 and April 6s <kd.
MARKET AT FIR8T HAND
8HOWB CONTINUED STRENGTH
New York Commercl*!: The mar
ket at first band* continues to show
further strength, notably in the odtton
good* division. Tfi*taRndflon 1
HatAnim-
mered down to a question of deliveries,
and thoae manufacturers In a position
to grant ahlpmenta prior to June 1 can
command practically their own prices.
Agents In thla market handling promi
nent llnee of staple cotton goods are
prle**
still advancing .
lines at value. Where mills have of
fered through their selling agents the
production of the plants for the month
of June the ofTers have been taken up
Immediately at top market prices. This
shows still further the remarkable
strength of the piece goods market nn
cottons and further emphasises the
fart that the buyer It willing to take
chances at present prices for deliver
ies well ahead. Advances on addition
al lines of prints are expected to take
plare the first of next week, following
the lines which have already beeniad,
vanced. The situation In the
iniadt
print
here also the question
controls the situation. Jobbers hsvs
closed the month of February with re
cord sales, tlte business put through In
the shape of duplicate orders being the
largest secured for this period In many
years. The demand keeps up and thera
seems to be no limit to the amount of
goods that the retailer can take care
of. Stocks In jobbing quarters are be
ing Tepidly reduced, with the outlook
for further deliveries from the mills by-
no means bright. The coat of raw cot
ton seems to have no part In the price
of goods, values In the whole market
being subject to the deliveries menu*
fncturere are In a position to make.
363
L. H. Fairehilo.
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
8. J. Whit*
.Telephone, Mein 872.
0. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Cable Address. Amdlt, Ntw York. <
CLEARANCES.
Whciu^*- WTrT.P.1,,1.
NEW ORLEANS.
Mam bars:
New Orleene Colton Exchange, New York Coffee Exchange.
New York Cotton Exchange. New Orleans Board of Trad*
Ntw Orleans Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Private wlree to NEW YORK at" CHICAGO. Orders soltcKed foe I
tore delivery, on above Exchangee B. C. COTHRAN.
II 51 ATKINSON^ VIriVmUdeoh WK ' N TINIMAH°C. ERWIN. Ctiktsr.
R. W. BYERS.
Assistant Cashier.
81. *5. •llkionu.v, Site-g irsiunii,.
JOHEPII A. IlcCORD. Vice-President.
Third National Bank
Capital - ^ - - $200,000.00
Surplus and Profit* $278,000.00
MM.TOn'hARriAN.^' YnANK^PA^vWl? 1 / CAJUtOLL^PAYlia, '
gfe”* SSsrWiiD.
THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COMMISSION BROKERS
COTTON, STOCKS. BONOS, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Private wires to Naw York, Chicago and Naw Orleans.
All Accounts Guaranteed.
Offices: Opposite Poet Office, Knoxville, Tenn.; Sehraplro Building
North Augusta, S. C.
Orders solicited for Purchase and Sale for Future Delivery. Correspon
dence Invited. Atlanta and Georgia customers will be given spaclal atten
tion. .v
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Bell Phone, Main
GEORGIA.
Coipire Building.
ATLANTA.
363
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS. COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carondelet and Grayisr Sit, New Orleans.
MEMBERS;
Ji.w orlr.ua rollon Etrhrncu. I Nrw Orl.on. Kntnrr Rmh»rt- AMSrittlo*.
K.w York roii„u I'.irhaurr. I >»* i>rl..u. rod rklrsxn Bourdt of T r ».|a
<lal.r.tou rotiou Kxob.ux*. . I N»w V,;ik r„I» Kirhsag.. _
I llouti.io rollon Exrh.ut. I Aauort.t. klnax.ru Llxrrpool Cottas Au *
w.
J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
S«w York and Chicago Correxpondml*.
4. 8* BACHE A CO, AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE wires TO ALL POINT*
a uSrasEh
1114 Fourth National Bank Building.
. ATLANT
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